SourceField

SourceField, established in 2021 by former developers from Tesla, MLB, Stripe, and OnDeck, aims to make code reviews fast, fun, and effective without significantly changing the development flow. The company operates fully remotely, following a model similar to HashiCorp’s remote-work approach. SourceField offers a Chrome Extension for enhanced code reviews and supports Go, Java, JavaScript, Python, and TypeScript for code intelligence. The company plans to add support for GitLab and BitBucket in Q4 2022 and will announce its pricing in 2023, offering three pricing plans: Starter, Team, and Enterprise. Design partners receive a 6-month free trial for team and enterprise products. SourceField’s platform provides a Risk Score to assess the likelihood of code changes causing bugs and uses a Rules Engine to automate various tasks in the development process. Metrics indicate a 15% increase in development velocity and a 30% reduction in debugging time, analyzing over 100,000 commits. The platform integrates with GitHub, GitHub Enterprise, Slack, Email, and Webhooks, and offers military-grade server protection, priority support, and custom analytics filters. Trusted by multiple companies, SourceField is located in Los Angeles, CA. The company’s Arcs feature enables authors to quickly share context by guiding reviewers through their PR in a simple-to-use interface, while the Code Intelligence platform, built from experiences at Tesla, MLB, Stripe, and Chase Bank, constantly learns about the code to eliminate bugs from shipping.